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in indirIced‘“ ' by some
"youths whfie vicious
b V shrféked do several: ople who v ere 1
Hfl‘oh meeting of the Mayflow-
Ladder compam will be
Qe company's Quarters on
breaths, March 14th} Plans
h be discussed or
fired 31.01231) of it! V1:
Shell, has accept a pos ion
-. V s»: depa. tmentotlfthe Vi 1.1111
Rally So ervlsion (7.0.. ew
city: She was formrely emfil’dy-
‘fl‘wltlv the Remington . Arms. . Co..
gepor‘t. and previous to that, with
W. Flint Auto Agency. this city.
telephone call from Stamford this
(pining. that the" police the re had a
that ‘had been picked up in that
1 He: said he was Leon-.ud Nic+
arson. aged eleven years lixing With
4W”. at 27 Fitch street, East
Valk --JPhe boy said he had Wan-
‘afle‘léd away frcm home.
. .Ffienfisr-o-l‘ William C. Twonibly‘, of
Egawkinsovenue, who is canfined to
“ hospfial-with a. fractured log. are
. 40 learn that his condition is
mortal! as being serious. Mr.
fiombly while running for a trolley
last Saturday afternoon. jumped
from antenbankment, a distance of
. our feet. and fractured his left leg“.
jug held yesterday afternoon.
neorporation papers of the Top
, State. The new compmu. is capital-
Zandt street which was sold some time
ago by James H. Rundle to Harry
To ey and which was recently sold—
‘ by Mr. Tobey.
It is‘ expected that there will be a
number. present on Sunday morning
in hear i; talk to be given by Rev.
Dr. James}: Holmes. superintendent
of the 1111111011131 Episcopal Hospital.
vice at the East avenue lit. E. church.
'Dr. Holmes will discuss and present“ a
Arrangements were ‘made at the
meeting of the Woman' 5 Auxiliary of
Christ church, held yesterday after-
moon with Mrs. Frank Clark. Osborn
avenue. for a talk to be given at the
meeting next Thursday afternoon. by
Jill-s. Mann 0: South Norwalk “ho
of her work with the Indians in South
Dakota. The meeting next Thursday
will be held with1Mrs.S W. Kelley,
Sec side place. Mr§f Rfibert “P. B.
Foote. wife of the rector of the
church. had chérge of the hour de-
noted to missionary work at the meet-
~ x- 17mm YTON
latter formerly editor at. The Delin-
eator. are expected to *“arriy‘e- this...
have been in Wyoming. hunting, and
Mrs. Willsie “.b'e‘en gain ng ma-
Even uiough "One swallow doesn't
make a summer." one real thunder-
‘uhower. file faint but unmistakable
, Gang of the ”owners" and the return
"hi" the {98113 in considerable numbers
nouneed the near aproach of spring
DAREENchNOROTOAI .
Enjoyed Bowling and ‘Pool Contests at
tile Norwalk Alleys.
, Members of the Dorian Association
Enjoyed howling and pool contests at
the Norm“: alleys last night. Nearly
titty members were present _
, The Minion engaged the more
.mleys. mimmptu games were. on
lunged Ween members and“ the 3..
sport was: greatly appreciated. Dur-
7111:1126 course of the evening cake. E
and ice dream was enjoyed. V
Among; those who participated in
the bonding were: B. Morehouse‘
~9eorze With. Jule Olmstead, J. Mac-
‘Dougm Brush. Mrs. Lester. William.
LMOreh‘oum. Edward Smith.. Mrs. Cor- .
bet. Edward Wood Lottie MOrehouse.
William Elemmlng. Mrs. Helmes. PI. '.
florebou-r. M. L. finith. May Smith,
3.0. Cofln. Hemme- and Carlin.
Arthur Momma recently mVo'nose
‘ 21116 W‘s-Q P‘. store. was in tow;
muminfi old friendships. last Tues— ..
. fl‘roop' “2 Hey Scouts of Amer—low!t
, i hold? men regular meeting to-
ht in the club rooms at Nuroton. ' 4
congregational meeting is to be 2
and: Sunday. to consider selling ,
_ v
ongregutional church:
Miss Agnes, Amend of Railrdad ave-
nue has resumed her employment 3.
with the Arbor Press on Keeler' s 'Hill,
which has recently been reorganized.
The Rev. William E. Scofield. and
his wife of simsbury visited Mr. Sco- ‘
field’s mother. Mrs. Henry Scofield. at 1
:er home on the Post Road, yester-
ay.
Editor A. C. Batch 0 fthe Darien
' home ton several weeks. expects (the
able to get back to his desk next
week.
iew day’s: visit here with her parents ,
lit and Mrs; B. Lee Gillette of Gra-
Wt.
353me B. {Cable and family have
ov‘e‘d to Westport, where M
Céble will manage that end of 1211
Business of the local electrical coil
ei‘ors. Cable. & Richdale . '
Assistant Postmaster Charles .
Smith is booking wall~pape7r£k 0M
:11; side line after office limits. _
ring“ employment which lit-1'56?
let of Police Perinihgtrn léceived abul'ance and aoétpfs
. VV ' 2, i ‘ .7 :t‘V‘ . f
{3011!} identify him if they saw 111111 E r. ,. ’ .__,.. 1 > w; , ~ * ‘ . ~31 ,
“3““ ' . I ‘ 5‘ {£255 ' ‘ V‘ 'V'ZBI; V W’s may? use she loves her ball}? 55“ 1
okery company 11:11 " ”W“ m; The police. conducted an ixi‘wsllgn- ~ 71.. ‘ 53 E00 ‘" g m K 2, bees VV
mint herotfiée of the secretary o flon' this morning. and” is belt-7 -,.«..1‘ . ' """' ‘le1}! Pure W Silk m m 0816!? Silk Lisle 3031“? 9 Bee}: nee Ah! There we have i'l! T. 5 '3'?
that with the aid or the \‘ltww ~ . ' . ~ '
Izod for $37000- The. busmess 13 that that "the man's arrest Will l): on: n ‘ ‘ 5 " Hosiery . 89‘: V 59% ”1‘31,” m’t tel mama and dadd‘ {P w‘:
' of the former Bundle Bakery on Van matter of a short time.
fairly good condition, although he is
erwise injured He will be removed
to his home in a short time.
Brooklyn; N. Y.. at the morning ser- Public has Right 10 5118110 YOlVI by}
a-gview at the work done by the 1108- ofV1870JiVave-‘been superseded by 1912
pital, at this service. Spring styles just as misleading. Dit‘
will tell the members of‘t‘he Auxiliary member that if you dress :1 part «on '1
_pression- that she is out for 11' good
M
MR and Mrs. Honor-e513}. Willsie, “"3 bifierence‘ Clothes Moke"'have been
week at their Tokeneke home. They serves. 150 000 Y WV girls in their
terial while t witqr one stem-w hfi’lum-and tho-thlmg‘fili
W7
, are thremg'bo‘d‘ heralds that have and 5‘
Jduring the past few days.-‘ ,1 . 1;
41;: m
,. 13..
0 present parsonage of the Darien._.,
.‘Revlew. who has been confined to his :
Miss Louis (3111111111.th is teach-
inc in New Haven, recently enjoyed a. '» - '
eldest boy. Fred. was rendered uncon-
sclous for a. few mom to 1- . ‘
.; Minefield, .pioki.
in" frail iii of her; to “stop 11111: i 91 ‘ butf
the driver, who 10 Red out of the win—é
dow. put on mo ’ sp‘eed em} went
aheadmntil; in front of the Alexa Jing— 1
land Cereal company’s plantivhere”
he stopped. mm. Field: ran 111‘) in him
and begged him tareti'irn and .1l111hcr.
He4‘r‘efus'ed. and; finally. aftee consid-
‘ ‘rsuooim. Whturn 1‘10“ 113
fused: familiar assistance to the- m-
lured man. or the two 01111 1r n
Neighbors came out and carried Mr
:Field and the two boys to 111211 111‘ my .
while a call was sent in hr the 2 _
Land also to the hospital 131311.13 L.
3.—
.. . “we -.«. w-.....
The ambulance came. as all H
E: Sullivan. Valid Mr. Field Wins 1»
ed to the hospital, when he 1. .
Liin c‘m‘ unconscious condlimn .1.
little time. The two boss l 7 I“
Eilfifi’if‘fii‘fftfit‘éié"‘é.§§é:.iil‘ g M... c -‘ a *111 Corsets—For StmLMedmm and Slender ‘ V. '
32161‘121151‘1'55’355geif 1:171:11.» . ~ =h awe—memm and. Slender MG! »
(1" _
Esme:- 335139177937“? £52.11.» 1.. 31%: *’ ii": .3511 Corsets-FotWMm and Slender Figures. . . . . . .'
' ‘ ' 1h Corsetsr-filrmrad Slendermigures. . .1. . . .
ed cheek and eye.
'flhhfié.“ ‘- ,3 sh corsemporiAvm/Elgures o n . o a race. “.' o . . , ,9 -
11‘.»
Every Do
"Come to daddy 1” SW 1,,
arms. Gould enyone build :1 r """""
little fellow! .
.) And mother? She loves 11..
lovely, graceful-lines ; the ‘sm :1 "‘
Lloyd Loom “7070:; ‘V‘
. 3:
The man who drove the (1.11 r.‘ ”717;: 7,‘
ed any assistance whatsoexer 11.1111. '~ ‘
also refused to give his numb " ‘
a! people nearby saw him
Vhovxevm aVnd me quite sun,- i':
«hold every (minty curve, eve. . , ‘
wee body as gently as mothn -~ 211’ x.
1
‘ varied “styles of Lloyd Loom ll :1 ‘1,
Sterling F1111 "
, SOLE AC; CNT
127-131 Washincton St. 5..
Today Mr. Field was said to l w 111 :1
33"“ ‘. 74‘ $1.25 2m.....sm§2pun.....smo 7 59¢
badly bruised in addition to being mh~
n
SSIERES .-.......79c. somGWESILKVESTs. $1195
1912 STYL! S \IISLEADl‘h.
.. .- -M “my-..“ .
.
Your Clothes. says Y I".
The old Kiss-Me Quick hmnrxxxs
m 'edvests"
._, _ 39¢ ‘
3 £911.. 129‘srom.........§sz.ou
1
feront clothes have ‘31 dint-rent effect
upon your personality. That the pulp.
lie inis n rightio-judgo-tlie 11111111 lie-
heath the hat by the hot itself was:
stated at the Y. w. C. A. yesterday.“ 1
"In buying ‘3our East“ 031’: ‘21,.1‘1- ‘
0:11 ‘ 3 - Warmers
H3 '21.. grams om» . .»
'ill look that part." is the sliopnlng
advice or the Girl Reserve expect.
"Under the tilppont hat is often a
flinpaint 1121111111111: public has come
to believe it. Clothes speak louder
than words. Some clothes even if;
worn by a well-bred Eirl give the irm‘
881
“A most definable collection 1
Earliest Style Showings of 8111
$15.00 to $45
wYou will also be very much
‘ exceptionally pretty new S111 _
are showing at ..
$1498 and $25.00
OBY’S
time with almost hnyane who willf
give it to her." i
A series at living tableau: "The.
put on the mogram ‘0‘! the {Girl lieu.
teéna. The right and wrong ways to
drag are shown. also advice“; :or the ..
« Sentinel Want on; work Wonders.
t ‘ 1
VICTOR WESELY
t. (Fennel!!! with Vaast Bros. )
Altomoblle Bodies, Fenders, Radiators.
W Natalie to Order, and All
Our Home-we CHOP 31m V
Sotlu‘day Sale .. . .
VVROLET CARS ;
V V «ll—Door Sedans, Deliveries on Short «
Notice.
Veto 33077 the Signs of a hard 11 inter own 111:1 1:
‘ or 31 difiehent table there, would 11111111” ‘1
i". Price of Our FURN I’ll M3
one tote Banter-d Smith carried on
. 11 is W‘
't t is .0. end investment and every pin
3 lie besfito be had in its respecrive gmdn
To ALL SURROUNDING TOWNS
Norwalk Chronicler